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- Updated: 15-04-2008 4:42 pm
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Photos  |  | MIRCEN Centres
The MIRCENs are existing academic/research institutes in developed and developing countries which network in a global collaborative effort, in co-operation with the corresponding UNESCO National Commissions of Member States and governmental authorities. |
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|  | The Institut Pateur/UNESCO Medal
To mark the centenary of the death of Louis Pasteur, the Institut Pasteur, Paris, and UNESCO, in 1995, jointly sponsored the Institut Pasteur/UNESCO Medal, to be awarded biennially in recognition of outstanding research |
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| Institut Pasteur/UNESCO Medal
The Medal was created in 1995 to be awarded in recognition of outstanding research contributing to a beneficial impact on human health..
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| 2006 - To be or not to be: History of UNESCO’s biological and microbiological programmes - Franck Dufour, Julia Hasler, Lucy Hoareau
%2C_Tehran%2C_Iran_(Islamic_Republic_of)%2C_2004%A9UNESCO.gif/Microbial%2Bculture%2Bcollection%2C%2BMicrobial%2BResource%2BCentres%2B(MIRCENs)%2C%2BTehran%2C%2BIran%2B(Islamic%2BRepublic%2Bof)%2C%2B2004%A9UNESCO.gif) "Omnis cellula a cellula’, the biologist Rudolph Virchow stated in 1855.‘All cells arise from cells.’ It is an idea that expresses how biology is, in a sense, the most basic of the basic sciences. Biology is the very science of existence. And it has been at the core of UNESCO’s science activities since the Organization was created sixty years ago."More |
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